[Electronics-talk] Talking Microwaves , Vitamix, and Updated Computers

[evelyn weckerly]

Hi, Danielle,

I have owned Vitamix for years.  I had the model 3600 for a long 
time and had the manual brailled.  THEN I turned it in for the 
5500, which I have had now for quite some time.  The machine is 
not hard to use, but you'd be wise to have the manual brailled 
or, if you have k1000 or open BOOK, make yourself a copy.  This 
is because it is different from ordinary blenders.  I bought mine 
sight unseen and had no difficulty dealing with it.

cordially,

Evelyn



 ----- Original Message -----
From: Danielle Antoine via Electronics-talk 
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To: blind-cooks at nfbnet.org
Date sent: Fri, 18 Jul 2014 02:57:32 -0500
Subject: [Electronics-talk] Talking Microwaves , Vitamix,and 
Updated Computers

Hello all,

Where can I find the Hamilton Beach talking Microwave? Walmart 
had
two, one black and one white,  but I wasn't sure if they were the 
ones
that talk.  How will I know this? Are there specific models to 
look
for? And, where else might I find it or similar one?

Has Anyone used a Vitamix machine? I keep seeing them advertised 
but I
feel quite overwhelmed by it.  Maybe if I could test drive one 
and see
how everything works hands-on I might not feel this way.  Lastly
off-topic, but please excuse.  Are all the computers sold today 
having
to adjust thvolume with F10 or F11?  this is difficult because 
JAWS
intercepts the key stroke  and the only way it'll work is if I 
shut
JAWS down.  Then, I can't quite get the noise level just right.
Danielle

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